* Mladen Turk wrote:
> I didn't know it's discouraged.
> For example:
>
> <code>
> <pre>
> worker a b c d
> lbfactor 25 25 25 25
> lbstatus 0 0 0 0
> </pre>
> </code>
Well, that's syntactically invalid, because <code> is an inline element,
while <pre> is a block element. The nesting you've used is neither in
(X)HTML nor in our DTD valid. You can validate the XML stuff with `build
validate-xml`. If you wanna use <code>, you'd have to put it inside <pre>.
Additionally it's semantically invalid, simply because there's no code
(*and* it's not preformatted text in that sense, it's ... a table ;-).
> Also that was my original intention (have no idea why I used tables
> for that).
It appears to be tabular data, so a table is the perfect thing to use.
It clearly states, what these text snippets belong to (table header, table
data).
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